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originally the speciality of anne geddes...
I'm sure you know her.. if not:
www.andrea-schroeder.com/AGGalerie.html
I tried to variate her style a little bit ;-)
it exists also as a postcard, published by artconcept Verlag , Bielefeld
originally he cried, becaus his food didn't taste him ;-)
This is my third and final entry in the Amazing Circle W.E.T (Week-end Theme) Challenge for Week 4 0206
Members of the 'Amazing Circle' group use a Master image to create circles and post their results to the group for all to see.
Read about the challenge here
"Amazing circles" technique found HERE.
Process
1) Too Moon - Swirler filter applied to Master
2) Flaming Pear - Flixify -
Input - Polar
Output - Mercator cross
3) AC technique applied
The last two images here were generated online using an application called Night Cafe Studio. They too are very beautiful images. The title is the prompt that I gave the system to create the images but once again, I only feel like an art director and not the artist responsible for the actual composition. This was all done by the computer as a result of my remarks but I did not decide on color, placement, or style other than to chose watercolor as the medium. This is going to be a long and tedious legal battle that will eventually decide just who owns the copyrights for AI generated images but at this time it is not decided. It is fascinating to me, and when the resulting images are what you wanted, it is very satisfying. Far too often, though with Nicht Cafe, in particular, I am left wondering what I need to do differently to get a better outcome.
Stephen Bell takes us through Beesworld: Mapping Behaviour.
Every time we make a decision, we choose a path from a vast range of possibilities. As we follow our path so it interacts with those of others. Imagine
the shapes we would see if the paths we followed were made visible. Scientists would make maps representing these routes to analyse them. Stephen does it for aesthetic purposes, to celebrate its complexity and simplicity, its messiness, ugliness and beauty.
Collaborative documentary in situ of the salon exhibition, the study gallery of modern art, poole (04-08 nov)
It was made for a contest held on 3dtotal.com. I'm still not completly happy with it, but it's been hard too manage some time for my personal projects. Hope you like it! Comments are welcome!
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The last two images here were generated online using an application called Night Cafe Studio. They too are very beautiful images. The title is the prompt that I gave the system to create the images but once again, I only feel like an art director and not the artist responsible for the actual composition. This was all done by the computer as a result of my remarks but I did not decide on color, placement, or style other than to chose watercolor as the medium. This is going to be a long and tedious legal battle that will eventually decide just who owns the copyrights for AI generated images but at this time it is not decided. It is fascinating to me, and when the resulting images are what you wanted, it is very satisfying. Far too often, though with Nicht Cafe, in particular, I am left wondering what I need to do differently to get a better outcome.
I'm doing this small scene on my spare time. I've done all the modelling. Thanks for viewing! 3dmax+vray